Forcefully set the progress the running migration.
This is only useful in one case: the next key to migrate is too big to be migrated with
a signed account, in a parachain context, and we simply want to skip it. A reasonable
example of this would be :code:, which is both very expensive to migrate, and commonly
used, so probably it is already migrated.
In case you mess things up, you can also, in principle, use this to reset the migration
process.
Forcefully set the progress the running migration.
This is only useful in one case: the next key to migrate is too big to be migrated with a signed account, in a parachain context, and we simply want to skip it. A reasonable example of this would be
:code:
, which is both very expensive to migrate, and commonly used, so probably it is already migrated.In case you mess things up, you can also, in principle, use this to reset the migration process.